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The Goethe guest house is located towards the end of town and is therefore somewhat removed from the hustle and bustle of the pedestrian zone. Very quiet and yet very central. Very close to the train station, from here you can explore the entire Munster Valley to Basel and Freiburg free of charge with the guest card. Excellent breakfast, nothing to be desired. Staff super friendly. We'll be back next time when you visit the Black Forest!

Now a lot of places have a great concept but do lack in the execution and implementation, not the Bohrerhof. I only wish this place had been around a few decades ago when we used to travel more frequently through this region.... The hotel is brand new with extremely well designed and spick-and-speck rooms with all the comforts that you can imagine, i.e. two different types of pillows per se in your room; USBC re-charger at your bedside (yup, you have to look for them they are well integrated into the bedside lamps :-)); a safe that for once easily fits my laptop and a nice clean fresh design that still feels homely with lots of wood elements, indirect lightning and a great night light function, a gorgeous rain-shower.... Cudos to the architect/ designer who ensured that pretty much all rooms are suitable for mobility impaired guests (wide doors, no clutter, shower with no barrier) and the wheelchair accessible room takes it a notch up and is truely suitable for people in a wheelchair (i.e. roll in shower and handles). A lot of hotels do not understand the difference between mobility impaired rooms and wheelchair accessible - but this one did most definitely. As a bonus for us, our pet was also welcome.... As if that is not enough, the hotel is embedded in a beautiful concept with a working farm and a small farm shop and a restaurant. At the moment the decoration is all with pumpkins and it gives it a really lovely flair... We visited the restaurant for dinner and breakfast. What was impressive was that the kitchen is open from 12.00 to the evening so that you can have dinner at a time that suits you. They have great local produce and the chef knows his/ her/ their ingredients! It is even nicer that it is an open kitchen where you can have a glance at what goes on. The breakfast buffet was superb, a whole range of breads and bread-rolls, eggs in 4 different style, plenty of cold meant and great cheese selection, yoghurt, muesli, fresh fruit, tea and coffee... The staff we encountered in all areas is extremely friendly and very helpful. Now, I know we have bookmarked this hotel for our next trip here in the region....and I am sure that we will enjoy it again!

The hotel has a wonderful setting, with excellent restaurant and a superb breakfast. The waiting staff are lovely and friendly. However we were most disappointed with our small and quite stuffy room, situated on the ground floor overlooking a busy and quite noisy road where we needed to have the window open to get any air. I was doubly disappointed as we had stayed in a room on the same floor in February, which was similarly unappealing, and my husband who had been previously to vet the hotel rooms, assured me that on your return we were likely to have a better room. I would encourage anyone booking to make sure that they are not in the ground floor (odd number) rooms